The head of the Cyber Police of Khorasan Razavi announced an increase in the number of fake websites selling stationery and writing supplies ahead of the new school year.
Warning from Cyber Police of Khorasan Razavi about Fake Stationery and Writing Supplies Stores
The Cyber Police in Khorasan Razavi have reported a rise in fraudulent online stores selling stationery as the new academic year approaches. This issue affects parents and students who may fall victim to scams. It highlights the need for vigilance in online shopping.
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📰 What Happened
The head of the Cyber Police in Khorasan Razavi warned about an increase in fake online stores selling stationery and writing supplies as the new school year nears. This rise in fraudulent websites poses a risk to parents and students looking to purchase school supplies.
- The warning comes just before the academic year starts, a peak time for purchasing school supplies.
- The Cyber Police have identified multiple fake websites targeting consumers.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
As online shopping becomes more prevalent in Iran, the risk of cyber fraud has also increased, particularly around key shopping seasons like the start of the school year.
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